The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-14
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April 18th, 1887.
o. N. Sans returned to Lebanon last Friday,
Mrs. William Foraker has removed to Pike
county.
The peach trees are beginning to bloom in
this locality.
VIM. J. Redkey was elected member of the
school board yesterday.
]. b. Gossett and his sister.in-law visited
relatives in Ross county last Friday.
Mrs. Mahlon vanPelt has been quite sick
with measles, but is now on the mend.
Bebee Barrere and wife. Of Hillsboro, wero
guest. Of Miss Jessie Browning last Sabbath.
T. F. Mccoy went with his hearse TO Paint
P. o. LAST Thursday to bury Mrs. John Mccoy.
Sheldon Surles returned Thursday from
8. n.
Edward Roberts returned to Salem Saturday,
expecting to begin school again on Monday
morning.
James Miller and wife, OF Marshall, spent
the Sabbath here with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Miller.
John Roger has removed his shoe shop to .
part Of William Lafferty's building on West
MaiI Street.
The public schools, after being suspended
six weeks on account Of the measles will begin
next Monday.
Rev. @. J. Wells went to New Petersburg
to-day to attend the funeral Of q young man
who lied with consumption.
We hear the Elders sermon Of Sabbath even
ing highly spoken Of on every hand. 1t GER
tainly was q mastery effort.
Carey Head, Of Cynthiana, purposed on be-
coming citizen OF our village, but failed to
get suitable house to live in.
8. D. West has removed to tho William
Foraker farm, and James Erskine has taken
possession Of the premises that he vacated.
Mrs. Lydia Coleman, Of Washington @. H.,
has been spending several days here the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. II. ". Roads, who IL in poor
health.
Uric Sloane, ESQ, and wife, Of Hillsboro,
passed through here yesterday, returning from
Rocky Fork Hotel, where they had been spend
ing several days.
Albert Anderson, Esq Of Lebanon, has been
spending few days with his Two little girls,
Bessie AID Flossie, ct their grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. Garrett.
J. =. Caudy, who for many years has been
identified with the farming interests of this
vicinity, has rented the Valley House at Balm.
bridge and is moving his efforts thither.
Those who saw Ed Gossett and the roam colt
coming down street Friday morning thought
Ed was putting on airs, but 1t turned out that
the colt was running the concern and Ed
wasn't enjoying the trip at all
Rev. Robert Story. of Greenfield, attended
the Quarterly meeting here and preached Sat.
urdsy night and sabbath at 1880 .. m. The
presiding elder preached Saturday at 10 a. m.
aud went to Cynthiana in the evening, but re-
turned and preached at this place At p. m.
on Sabbath.
Mrs. Polly Mccoy, whose serious illness we
mentioned last week, died on the 9th inst at
her home near the Point, aged 10 yrs. 8 mo.
| aud days. She was married to John A. Nc.
Coy, her now beresvsd husband, October 10th.
1889. To them we're born six children, one Of
whom, daughter, IL dead. She was MEM
Der Of the NJ. E. Church.
Among those 10 attendance st the Quarterly
meeting last Saturday and Sabbath We noticed
Mrs. James Reece and G. l.. Garrett, OF Hills
boro; F. I. Bumgarner, wife and daughter,
William Morgan. wife an daughter. William
Patton, wife and daughter Mrs. Susan Purkiser
and Mrs. Bsrbsry Lewis. Of Boston; r. L.
Watts and two daughters, Rev. Geo. Murphy
and G. W: Miller, Of Marshall N. B. Park,
Anthony Edwards, Mrs. J. W. Grim, Charles
Weller, wife and daughter, A. L. snider and
Carey Grim and wife, Of New Petersburg.